Attrition
12-31-2023 | 10:14 AM
#3811
SDQ Base Chief
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: 320 CA
We'd all just be guessing. Thats the only place 72 has ever been mentioned so its hard to really judge it, but id guess if its 72 planes that have to go through it the first 40 would already be done given the 300 day turnaround.
And just a reminder that even with the 40 planes down Spirits capacity is expected to grow 3-5% by the end of 2024. That doesnt mean as many planes but the 19's will mostly be gone 6 new NEOS and 20 321 NEOS.
And just a reminder that even with the 40 planes down Spirits capacity is expected to grow 3-5% by the end of 2024. That doesnt mean as many planes but the 19's will mostly be gone 6 new NEOS and 20 321 NEOS.
In this modern era of street CAs at legacies I don’t think anyone is coming to JB/NK for quick upgrades.
12-31-2023 | 11:38 AM
#3812
That/It/Thang
Joined: Aug 2020
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One thing not mentioned often is 100% of Spirit planes will need to go down for several months for cabin reconfig and painting. I know the engine inspection will be more arduous of a process, but if JB can get their act together and schedule the cabin reconfigs tandem with the engine inspections then they could lessen the pain and likely get compensation from Pratt for their troubles. I don’t see this as some incredible world-ending situation. Sure, both sides might be slightly over staffed for a bit but VILs and attrition can take care of that.
In this modern era of street CAs at legacies I don’t think anyone is coming to JB/NK for quick upgrades.
In this modern era of street CAs at legacies I don’t think anyone is coming to JB/NK for quick upgrades.
12-31-2023 | 01:38 PM
#3813
The REAL Bluedriver
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Airbus Capt
Problem is timing. I don't know if they can start the retrofits until after JCBA and SLI, per our scope. But I'm not 100%.
12-31-2023 | 02:02 PM
#3814
That/It/Thang
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12-31-2023 | 02:26 PM
#3815
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2019
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We'd all just be guessing. Thats the only place 72 has ever been mentioned so its hard to really judge it, but id guess if its 72 planes that have to go through it the first 40 would already be done given the 300 day turnaround.
And just a reminder that even with the 40 planes down Spirits capacity is expected to grow 3-5% by the end of 2024. That doesnt mean as many planes but the 19's will mostly be gone 6 new NEOS and 20 321 NEOS.
And just a reminder that even with the 40 planes down Spirits capacity is expected to grow 3-5% by the end of 2024. That doesnt mean as many planes but the 19's will mostly be gone 6 new NEOS and 20 321 NEOS.
One thing not mentioned often is 100% of Spirit planes will need to go down for several months for cabin reconfig and painting. I know the engine inspection will be more arduous of a process, but if JB can get their act together and schedule the cabin reconfigs tandem with the engine inspections then they could lessen the pain and likely get compensation from Pratt for their troubles. I don’t see this as some incredible world-ending situation. Sure, both sides might be slightly over staffed for a bit but VILs and attrition can take care of that.
In this modern era of street CAs at legacies I don’t think anyone is coming to JB/NK for quick upgrades.
In this modern era of street CAs at legacies I don’t think anyone is coming to JB/NK for quick upgrades.
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
12-31-2023 | 02:33 PM
#3816
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So is the overall consensus or best guess on here that the sky is not falling when it comes to the NEO issues next year?
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
12-31-2023 | 02:47 PM
#3817
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Joined: Jun 2015
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So is the overall consensus or best guess on here that the sky is not falling when it comes to the NEO issues next year?
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
12-31-2023 | 03:04 PM
#3818
The REAL Bluedriver
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Airbus Capt
12-31-2023 | 03:06 PM
#3819
The REAL Bluedriver
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Airbus Capt
So is the overall consensus or best guess on here that the sky is not falling when it comes to the NEO issues next year?
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
I've updated my apps and could potentially leave but am on 2nd year pay with over 800 pilots below me in seniority. However i don't want to go bc of the quality of life. 45 years old and value that over almost everything else. No interest in widebody flying at a legacy or anything like that.
12-31-2023 | 05:04 PM
#3820
That/It/Thang
Joined: Aug 2020
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They have only seen their FO seniority improve, saying things like “I have xxx people below me” as they benefit from FOs upgrading and pilots being hired below them. What some fail to see is once you upgrade to a narrowbody plane, at a narrowbody airline, that’s it. There is no more movement short of retirements. Nobody is leaving off that CA list ahead of you, short of retire or die. The widebody airline creates that flow from the CA Narrowbody side as well, it’s incredibly beneficial.
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